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CoachKandSportsguy
10-22-2021, 06:45 PM
You think the 10K markup is bad, try a $70 K markup

MSP 63K, dealer markup $72 K

For Sale price $135K

enlarge on your monitor to see the dealer markup stated clearly. .

Not a ripoff, as everything is stated clearly. .

Decadeofdave
10-22-2021, 07:17 PM
They ran up the price of the new 392 Hemi jeep wrangler. Only made 4000 of them and they were running 10 to 20 k over sticker. Then you see them being flipped on hemmings and auction sites for 105,000 dollars. I told my dealer I would pay sticker, I'll wait til economy turns south.

DAVES
10-22-2021, 07:34 PM
Unbelievable, I paid $250 for my first car (a used VW Bug) and $79K for my first house (a 3 bed 1 bath ranch on an acre of land). Inflation is running at a scary pace these days. We need somebody with a set of stones to run the Federal Reserve, like Paul Volcker, to prevent this situation from running completely out of control.

Hum the good old days. I too bought a used VW a 1964. It had 40,000 miles on it. A tune up you could do it with a book of matches as a feeler gauge. After driving it for another 100,000 miles there was not much left but I got $15O for it from some guy that turned it into a dune buggy.

Home, we bought a 3 bedroom BATH AND A HALF at $55000.

In my garage, I have coffee cans filled with screws etc. They were a full pound and still marked ninety eight cents.

We tend to forget what we were earning. I'm sure my back did not hurt and the guy looking back at me in the mirror looked far younger.

villagetinker
10-22-2021, 08:06 PM
Reminds me when the Ford GT-40 was brought back, list was $150k I was actually looking at buying one, actual street price over $300K. Somehow we got luck, purchased a VW Atlas, below the sticker about 4 months ago. What is going on now is ridiculous.

Chi-Town
10-22-2021, 10:17 PM
The Bronco is a hot item, old and new. It's amazing.

rsmurano
10-23-2021, 05:13 AM
These markups are for specialized cars/trucks. The bronco is new and they can’t make them fast enough. The ford gt will set you back over $500k new. I had a friend that bought an Enzo Ferrari for $1.2M and was offered $1.6M for it after he used it a while and he didn’t sell it.

LateBoomer
10-23-2021, 05:18 AM
see thread above. yup, the rip-off attempts are everywhere. Unless you are desperate, I suggest either buying in another State, or waiting this whole thing out until next year

Luggage
10-23-2021, 05:32 AM
It's called capitalism folks and you have every right to spend all of your extra money from the 100% markup in the stock market over the last 4 years. However I will say I'm extremely upset at the general inflation rate. My son is trying to buy a home and those have gone up 100% literally in one year where he is looking. The average price is $600 to $800 per square foot for used homes. I don't know how our children and grandchildren will be able to afford to live as well as we have lived over the years, unless we end up giving them our fortunes when we die. By the way I'm probably not going to have anything left to give and I've told them all that

Dana1963
10-23-2021, 06:13 AM
see thread above. yup, the rip-off attempts are everywhere. Unless you are desperate, I suggest either buying in another State, or waiting this whole thing out until next year
Most common sense reply.

Dilligas
10-23-2021, 06:48 AM
After hurricanes, we have gauging laws against excessive mark up of in demand products. Why wouldn’t there be limit of price inflation now? I strongly believe in the free enterprise system of or economy, but also realize there are those that will take advantage of it if possible.

Koapaka
10-23-2021, 06:55 AM
After hurricanes, we have gauging laws against excessive mark up of in demand products. Why wouldn’t there be limit of price inflation now? I strongly believe in the free enterprise system of or economy, but also realize there are those that will take advantage of it if possible.


Could not agree more...unfortunately tho, every other commercial you hear these days now ends with "AND IT IS FREE!!" Until and unless and it is free quits being a mantra for our country, we (and our free economy) are screwed.

jimbomaybe
10-23-2021, 07:07 AM
They ran up the price of the new 392 Hemi jeep wrangler. Only made 4000 of them and they were running 10 to 20 k over sticker. Then you see them being flipped on hemmings and auction sites for 105,000 dollars. I told my dealer I would pay sticker, I'll wait til economy turns south. Amen brother , if the herd / mob mentality was better balanced by little common sense how much better off we would all be

DaleDivine
10-23-2021, 07:27 AM
see thread above. yup, the rip-off attempts are everywhere. Unless you are desperate, I suggest either buying in another State, or waiting this whole thing out until next year

I agree. I think and hope this has to turn around next year.

:pray::pray::ohdear:

Tom52
10-23-2021, 07:30 AM
That dealership is in Oklahoma. I wonder what local mark up is. I'm too lazy to check, it might be even more.

pgettinger01
10-23-2021, 07:44 AM
No Ford Bronco for me.

butlerism
10-23-2021, 08:03 AM
You think the 10K markup is bad, try a $70 K markup

MSP 63K, dealer markup $72 K

For Sale price $135K

enlarge on your monitor to see the dealer markup stated clearly. .

Not a ripoff, as everything is stated clearly. .
This is the Green Energy idiocy at work.

They want 8 cylinder gas guzzlers to go away

butlerism
10-23-2021, 08:06 AM
You think the 10K markup is bad, try a $70 K markup

MSP 63K, dealer markup $72 K

For Sale price $135K

enlarge on your monitor to see the dealer markup stated clearly. .

Not a ripoff, as everything is stated clearly. .
For Sale
Crappy 2001 Club Car EZ GO
Electric
4 Cup Holders
Beer Stains on the seat included

Asking $80,000

Bilyclub
10-23-2021, 08:50 AM
Well if you're crazy enough to buy a car in Oklahoma when you live here so be it. Some local dealer screenshots would be appreciated.

OhioBuckeye
10-23-2021, 09:20 AM
It looks like to me they’re giving a lot more for your trade so they must of jacked up the price on a new one to offset the high price they’re giving you for your old car that the dealer has no idea if the trade in is any good. But this Bronco price has got to be a joke because I don’t think you could get enough options on the Bronco to get the price that high & I worked for Ford fo 38 yrs. Nothing would surprise me thou.

Vermilion Villager
10-23-2021, 09:43 AM
This is the Green Energy idiocy at work.

They want 8 cylinder gas guzzlers to go away
??????? So This vehicle comes out with a 300hp engine. It does not come in a Hybrid or electric.
PLEASE tell us how this vehicle is as you put it "Green Energy idiocy at work"?????:popcorn::ohdear:

Boston1945
10-23-2021, 09:54 AM
Well if you're crazy enough to buy a car in Oklahoma when you live here so be it. Some local dealer screenshots would be appreciated.

Right now one Ford dealer in Jax has one for sale.The sticker price is $51,495 and he is asking $75,000. If you check out E-Bay right now they have lots of 2021 Broncos for sale. The most expensive one was $165,000 Such a deal.

Topspinmo
10-23-2021, 10:12 AM
Well if you're crazy enough to buy a car in Oklahoma when you live here so be it. Some local dealer screenshots would be appreciated.

Before the virus pandemic you could get same vehicle in Oklahoma 3 to 8 thousand cheaper than anywhere in Florida. Florida has automatic mark up on anything you buy.

charlieo1126@gmail.com
10-23-2021, 10:19 AM
Price gauging maybe, prices on everything going up $ yes? Do many of you think about what Covid did to businesses ,to the supply lines , to the deaths and retiring of many truck drivers and the fact that’s many businesses are just trying to recover there losses by charging more I’m not an economist but it’s not surprising that this is happening and at sometime will pass

Topspinmo
10-23-2021, 10:19 AM
You think the 10K markup is bad, try a $70 K markup

MSP 63K, dealer markup $72 K

For Sale price $135K

enlarge on your monitor to see the dealer markup stated clearly. .

Not a ripoff, as everything is stated clearly. .

They seen what sold for on Mecum auctions think there few more suckers out there.

justjim
10-23-2021, 10:20 AM
OP, “hang loose” this “craziness “ is only temporary maybe as long as 12-18 months. There are a lot of excellent cars out there some new but even more hardly used you can purchase if you absolutely need one. No need to be scammed…

vinnytalk
10-23-2021, 11:35 AM
You have to be out of your mind to pay suck a price for a vehicle.
USA autos still only offer 3 yrs or 36 K miles warranty.

Such a rip off.
Than we all wonder why we try from other countries.
This article speaks for itself.

Opengineer150
10-23-2021, 11:56 AM
Would love to be able to buy direct from the factory and cut out all the dirt bag car salesmen.. It shouldn’t take 2 or more hours to get out of the dealership when your paying cash ..

Stu from NYC
10-23-2021, 12:11 PM
I can buy a new Camry for $ 60,000 and easily sell it for $ 50,000.

Will buy three of them to make it up on volume.

We call it the new woke math.

vintageogauge
10-23-2021, 12:43 PM
Would love to be able to buy direct from the factory and cut out all the dirt bag car salesmen.. It shouldn’t take 2 or more hours to get out of the dealership when your paying cash ..

Not all salesman are bad guys. When I lived in Ohio I bought bought my cars from the same salesman for 19 years. I would drive down and look at their inventory, tell him what I wanted and leave, the next day he would call me with the out the door price, never had to haggle as I was eligible for the GM employee plan, he would drive it up to my home, bring all the papers with him and go back with my check and my trade in. There is also a terrific salesman here at Philips Buick in Fruitland Park by the name of Scott Hall, he's a no nonsense guy and very easy to deal with.

Number 10 GI
10-23-2021, 12:48 PM
see thread above. yup, the rip-off attempts are everywhere. Unless you are desperate, I suggest either buying in another State, or waiting this whole thing out until next year

I doubt if the price increase is local, I would bet it is nationwide.

frose
10-23-2021, 05:31 PM
wake up!!!

Stu from NYC
10-23-2021, 06:09 PM
If any of you owned a car dealership would you not try and sell cars for as much as possible?

fdpaq0580
10-23-2021, 06:54 PM
If any of you owned a car dealership would you not try and sell cars for as much as possible?

Like P T Barnum said, "there's a sucker born every minute".

Crazyladycruz
10-23-2021, 10:13 PM
I hope no one is dumb enough to pay those prices. This stuff has to stop!

Luggage
10-24-2021, 04:57 AM
What year is it????:)

Bay Kid
10-24-2021, 07:03 AM
If any of you owned a car dealership would you not try and sell cars for as much as possible?

I feel bad for them. Nothing to sell equals no pay.

Lil GTO
10-24-2021, 08:05 AM
Ok I have a great deal for all of you that want new domestic made vehicles.

The dealership I worked for in Texas as V.P. Outside operations sells Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep, RAM, Chevrolet, Buick, GMC and Ford.

If you want a Bronco and you have a little time and would like to custom order it
to your specifications and
wait the 6-10 weeks they will have it drop shipped to your local Ford dealer at no additional cost to you.

You’ll finance, lease or pay the dealer in Texas all done over the phone and email and the local dealer will do the pre delivery inspection and prep as well as register the car you’ll get a call when it arrives at the local dealer and a call to come pick it up when is been inspected and prepped You’ll sign delivery receipt and you’re on your way I did this hundreds of times when I worked there.

Dealerships are owned by a very honest Christian family and have owned them for 30 years same location.

Your Bronco for now with the shortage on them will be sold to you at MSRP no dealer addendum and will not have dealer extras such as window tint, wheel locks, ceramic coating, or pinstripes added unless you want any of that.

Your local dealer or any Ford dealer in the nation will be happy to honor your warranty as Ford pays the dealers for warranty services performed.

On other vehicles that are not in high demand they’ll give you a real discount and of course all due factory rebates on the particular vehicle for your area will also be deducted from the final sales price.

Used vehicles are in very high demand and you’ll get more selling it outright to a dealer or individual than ever before.

No haggling just a fair price and a vehicle in the colors you want with the options you want and nothing you do not want.

You think the 10K markup is bad, try a $70 K markup

MSP 63K, dealer markup $72 K

For Sale price $135K

enlarge on your monitor to see the dealer markup stated clearly. .

Not a ripoff, as everything is stated clearly. .

Petersweeney
10-24-2021, 10:48 AM
More horror

sloanst
10-24-2021, 07:27 PM
Simple answer: Walk away, let the dumb A's waste their money. This is all about Status. Definition Status: Buying something you don't want, with money you don't have, to impress someone you don't like.